Somme 1916: WW1 Graffiti at Mailly-Maillet

[@carltonbrand4313]

Always incredible to listen to or watch your content Paul. Thank you.

[@OldFrontLine]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

[@oldguysdoingstuff6216]

Most historical events or eras could use someone like you. Obvious immersion in a subject you love and a great podcast voice. Listened since the beginning and this might be my first comment. Well done, Sir, well done.

[@OldFrontLine]

Thanks, that’s very kind - and thank you listening from the start!

[@malc121]

A wonderful video always good to listen and watch your incredible work ❤❤

[@OldFrontLine]

Thank you, that’s very kind.

[@TheHistoryUnderground]

Brilliant. Very much like the graffiti carved into the church in Ecoivres.

[@OldFrontLine]

Yes mate, there are so many places like that. It’s a fascinating part of visiting the battlefields.

[@cragman]

Yes very thought provoking, memories of young men, from a different time. I did one of your walking tours, with my late father, whilst on that tour a lady who was a nurse, told me my father was showing signs of parkinsonism desease. Unfortunately she proved, to be correct, so that tour was one of our last trips together, memories come back when I see your videos. Aii the best for the new year sir

[@OldFrontLine]

Gosh, I’m sorry to read that.

[@cragman]

@OldFrontLine thanks for your reply, it's not all sadness, we both really enjoyed ourselves, and learnt so much, about a conflict we both were passionate about. Stay safe mate, 🙏 FROM THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND 🇹🇭

[@johnhayesfisher3893]

Another great video which you wouldn't get from a historian who does not know the WW1 Battlefields as Paul does. Thank you

[@OldFrontLine]

Thank you, John!

[@jmgrant6881]

R I P 2nd Lieut Daniel Menzies Grant, D O W 4th August 1918. Lest we forget.🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@OldFrontLine]

A relative?

[@jmgrant6881]

@@OldFrontLine Great Uncle.

[@jmgrant6881]

1st/ 5th A and S Highlanders. Also attached to The Flying Corps ,which I don't really understand.